Vocabulary Meaning Quiz

What does the word "Combine" mean?

• To separate things into different parts.

• To bring things together to make one.

• To look at things and see how they are different.

• To start something new.

What is the meaning of "Compare"?

• To begin or start something.

• To bring things together to make one.

• To look at two or more things and see how they are alike or different.

• To feel or show great happiness.

What does "Community" refer to?

• A group of people who live or work together in the same place.

• To do what you are asked or told to do.

• Picking between two or more things.

• To collect and bring together things.

What does "Commence" mean?

• To feel or show great happiness.

• To begin or start something.

• To look at two or more things and see how they are alike or different.

• To bring things together to make one.

What is the definition of "Compile"?

• To collect and bring together things, like information or items.

• To feel kindness and care for others.

• To do what you are asked or told to do.

• Picking between two or more things.

What does "Company" mean?

• A group of people working together, or people spending time together.

• To begin or start something.

• To feel or show great happiness.

• To bring things together to make one.

What is the meaning of "Compassion"?

• To do what you are asked or told to do.

• Feeling kindness and care for others, especially when they are having a hard time.

• Picking between two or more things.

• To collect and bring together things.

What does "Comply" mean?

• To feel or show great happiness.

• To do what you are asked or told to do.

• To begin or start something.

• To look at two or more things and see how they are alike or different.

What is the definition of "Choice"?

• To bring things together to make one.

• Picking between two or more things.

• To feel kindness and care for others.

• To begin or start something.

What does "Rejoice" mean?

• To feel or show great happiness.

• To collect and bring together things.

• To do what you are asked or told to do.

• To look at two or more things and see how they are alike or different.